Mr. Mani

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Mr. Mani is a prominent Hebrew novel by Israeli author A.B. Yehoshua, known for its multi-generational narrative exploring Jewish identity and history through a series of interconnected dialogues.

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instanceOf literary work
novel
author A. B. Yehoshua NERFINISHED
centralFamily Mani family NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Israel NERFINISHED
dialoguesFeature one side of the conversation omitted
explores moral dilemmas in Jewish history
personal and collective memory
relations between Jews and non-Jews
tension between diaspora and homeland
genre Jewish literature
family saga
historical fiction
novel
hasCharacter members of the Mani family
various interlocutors in different eras
hasForm five dialogues
literaryMovement Israeli literature
literarySignificance major work in contemporary Israeli fiction
mainTheme Jewish history
Jewish identity
Zionism
diaspora
memory
narrativeForm series of dialogues
narrativePerspective partial dialogues
narrativeStructure multi-generational narrative
narrativeTechnique reverse chronological order
notableFor exploration of Sephardi Jewish experience
innovative dialogic structure
multi-generational family portrait
originalLanguage Hebrew
partOf modern Hebrew canon
setting Europe NERFINISHED
Israel NERFINISHED
Jerusalem NERFINISHED
Mediterranean region NERFINISHED
structureEmphasizes gaps in historical knowledge
subjectivity of memory
subjectMatter Jewish life in different historical periods
Sephardi Jerusalemite family history
timeSpan 19th century
20th century

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